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Nov. 4, 2010 / 4:08 PM

TV reporter injured at Halloween parade

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- A New York television news reporter was pulled off a Halloween Parade float by someone dressed as a clown, police said.

Emmy-winning WPIX reporter Arthur Chi'en suffered extensive facial injuries when he was dragged off the float during the Greenwich Village parade, the New York Daily News reported.

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"I tried to wave him off, but the railing gave way," Chi'en said Wednesday. "We both fell, but I landed face first in the street."

Chi'en is expected Thursday to undergo reconstructive surgery, the Daily News said.

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